Anari Energy Expands EV Charging Footprint Across Central Asia and the Caucasus with 11 Commercial Charging Stations Deployed in Kazakhstan and Armenia
ShenZhen, China-September 2026. Anari Energy, a leading provider of EV charging solutions, today announced the successful deployment of 11 DC fast charging stations across Kazakhstan and Armenia, marking a significant expansion of its footprint in Central Asia and the Caucasus region.
The installation represents Anari Energy’s continued commitment to supporting emerging EV markets with reliable, cost-effective charging infrastructure that meets the unique operational demands of these regions.
1. Meeting Infrastructure Demand in Growing EV Markets
Kazakhstan and Armenia are among the fastest-growing EV markets in their respective regions, driven by government incentives and increasing consumer adoption of electric vehicles.
In Kazakhstan, the government has set a target of 250 public charging stations nationwide by 2030. Currently, approximately 62 EV charging stations operate along the country’s major highways, with an additional 27 planned for 2026. The government has also introduced tax exemptions for electric vehicles until the end of 2025 and eliminated recycling fees for EV owners to accelerate adoption.
In Armenia, the EV market is benefiting from import duty exemptions extended through January 2026, with a quota of 8,000 EVs permitted duty-free in 2025. The country currently has approximately 200 public charging stations, and the government has set ambitious targets to reach 100,000 EVs on the road by 2030 under its Long-term Low Greenhouse Gas Emissions Development Strategy.
“The deployment of these 11 commercial DC charging stations in Kazakhstan and Armenia demonstrates our ability to deliver reliable charging infrastructure in markets that are actively building their EV ecosystems,” said a spokesperson for Anari Energy. “Both countries present unique operational challenges — from cold-weather performance in Kazakhstan to grid stability considerations in Armenia — and our team has worked closely with local partners to ensure successful deployment.”
2. Proven Reliability in Diverse Operating Conditions
Anari Energy’s charging solutions are designed to perform reliably across diverse climate conditions and grid environments. The company’s products undergo local power grid adaptability testing before deployment, ensuring compatibility with regional electrical standards.
Key features of Anari Energy’s commercial DC charging stations include:
- Dynamic Load Management (DLM): Optimizes power distribution across multiple charging points to maximize station utilization
- Remote Diagnostics and OTA Updates: Reduces maintenance costs and enables remote troubleshooting
- OCPP 1.6J Native Integration: Open protocol support ensures compatibility with major charging management platforms
- Climate-Resistant Design: Equipment tested for operation in temperatures ranging from -20°C to +50°C
- IP65 Rating: Protection against dust and water ingress for outdoor installations
The company’s Vulco DC series — its most widely deployed product line — has been installed in nine countries across Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia, including Georgia, Romania, Azerbaijan, and Lebanon.
3. Supporting Regional EV Adoption
The deployment in Kazakhstan and Armenia aligns with broader regional trends toward electric mobility. Both countries have implemented policy measures to encourage EV adoption, including tax incentives, import duty exemptions, and infrastructure development mandates.
In Kazakhstan, new construction regulations adopted in April 2024 require EV charging infrastructure in residential, commercial, and industrial developments. The government has also mandated that parking facilities include EV charging spaces and that fast-charging stations be installed at petrol and gas stations.
Armenia is pursuing a similar trajectory, with the government targeting 100,000 EVs on the road by 2030 and 500,000 by 2050. The country’s EV import quota was increased from 8,000 to 14,000 units annually starting in 2026 under a new policy scenario.
4. Global Expansion Timeline
Anari Energy’s expansion into Central Asia and the Caucasus is part of a broader international growth strategy. The company reports that its products have been deployed in more than 22 countries and regions across seven major markets, including:
- Central Asia: Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan
- Caucasus: Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan
- Middle East: Saudi Arabia, UAE, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, Oman, Egypt, Turkey
- Europe: Romania, Czech Republic, Poland, Finland, Sweden
- Southeast Asia: Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Philippines
- South America: Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Colombia
Since founding, Anari Energy has delivered over 2,820 charging units to customers worldwide, with a customer re-purchase rate of approximately 80% within six months of initial deployment.
About Anari Energy
Anari Energy is a globally recognized provider of EV charging solutions, headquartered in Shenzhen, China. The company designs and manufactures a comprehensive portfolio of intelligent EV charging systems, including AC chargers, DC fast chargers, split charging systems, and integrated solar-storage-charging solutions.
Anari Energy operates a 20,000+ square meter manufacturing facility with over 100 R&D engineers. The company holds CE, TÜV SÜD, SGS, and CB certifications for its product lines and maintains a regional support network spanning Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.
For more information, visit www.anariev.com or contact info@anarienergy.com.
